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10 things you didn't know are in the Democrats' Build Back Better Bill.

Medicare Part D plans would not be able to charge more than $35 a month for the insulin products they cover in 2023 and 2024, and for all insulin starting in 2025.

Require all states to cover pregnant women enrolled in Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program, known as CHIP, for 12 months.

Extra assistance for the jobless to buy health insurance.

Companies that employ local journalists would receive a new payroll tax credit if the bill is passed.

There is $500 million in the bill to fund programs that help low-income college students, particularly those at community colleges, finish their degrees.

The bill would provide $65 billion to address the backlog of repairs needed at deteriorating public housing buildings.

The bill would invest $1 billion to support conservation projects for Pacific salmon and steelhead populations.

National parks and forests preservation. Several buckets of money are directed at wildfire management efforts, including $10 billion for hazardous fuels reduction.

Provide the families of 29 million kids with $65 per child each month to purchase food during the summers of 2023 and 2024.

nosara wrote: ↑08/12/2021 15:11

AleksoMKD wrote: ↑09/12/2021 15:06

Saule Omarova has withdrawn her nomination to head the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), a little known agency that has a major role in overseeing banks in the country.

Omarova, a Cornell University law professor, had faced strong opposition from Senate Republicans over her academic research, which had proposed some major changes to the banking system.

Some of the attacks were unusually personal, including outright suggestions that the Kazakhstan-born nominee held "communist" views. Omarova, who's a U.S. citizen, has strongly denied that.

Yet some moderate Democrats had also expressed reservations about her previous positions, making her path to confirmation challenging in the closely-divided Senate even if she had strong support from progressives.

At Omarova's nomination hearing last month, Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., drew gasps after he brought up her childhood.

"I don't know whether to call you 'professor' or 'comrade,'" he said.

"I am not a communist," Omarova replied. "I do not subscribe to that ideology. I could not choose where I was born."



E nisu normalni majke mi.

smijesni_ste wrote: ↑10/12/2021 19:24 Hoće li ovo izručiti Assangea kako je krenulo?

Naravno, od izručenja u suprotnom smjeru u slučaju kučke koja je ubila dijete i zbrisala u Ameriku nema ništa.
Britanija je baš jadna i anemična postala

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Harry_Dunn

HarTar wrote: ↑10/12/2021 20:49

smijesni_ste wrote: ↑10/12/2021 19:24 Hoće li ovo izručiti Assangea kako je krenulo?

Naravno, od izručenja u suprotnom smjeru u slučaju kučke koja je ubila dijete i zbrisala u Ameriku nema ništa.
Britanija je baš jadna i anemična postala

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Harry_Dunn

Jbg, uvijek se znalo ko kosi, a ko vodu nosi...

smijesni_ste wrote: ↑10/12/2021 21:01

HarTar wrote: ↑10/12/2021 20:49

Jbg, uvijek se znalo ko kosi, a ko vodu nosi...

Ma naravno, baš tako, samo bude čovjeku muka kad se počne baljezgati o pravdi, poštenju i integritetu, a o tome najviše slušamo od lidera slobodnog svijeta

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑10/12/2021 16:07 Eh, a kad Putin aktivno pomaze tvom predsjednickom kandidatu, to je ok…

AleksoMKD wrote: ↑13/12/2021 10:43

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑10/12/2021 16:07 Eh, a kad Putin aktivno pomaze tvom predsjednickom kandidatu, to je ok…

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